[FREE WEBINAR] Prevention of pathogen transfer via OR table drapes
About
Presentation on the scientific evidence surrounding the bi-directional penetration of pathogens through OR table drapes.
Objectives:
- Understand the risk of bi-directional pathogen transfer.
- Gain awareness of how pathogens can move through OR table drapes and the potential implications for patient and staff safety.
- Recognize the value of evidence-based practices.
- Learn why reviewing the latest scientific research on drape performance is critical for informed decision-making in the OR.
- Identify opportunities to strengthen infection prevention strategies.
- Discover how selecting and using the right OR table drapes can help reduce infection risks and improve surgical outcomes.
Meet the Speaker:Â
Robert Garcia, Infection Prevention Consultant
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